How to Get Your Vermont Life & Health Insurance License
To get your Vermont life & health insurance license, you'll take the state exam administered by Prometric and file your application through NIPR. No fingerprints are required.
Exam vendor
Prometric
Application system
NIPR
Fingerprints
Not required
Mandatory fees
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Mandatory licensing fee stack
First-time Vermont resident Life + Health producer path. Explicit $0 rows are included.
- Exam
- $87 combined Life, Accident & Health/HMO producer examination
- Application / license
- $60 producer application
- Fingerprint / background
- $0 normally; variable only if the commissioner requests fingerprints
- Transaction / platform
- Plus NIPR transaction fee shown at checkout
- Other mandatory
- $0 — no other mandatory fee identified for this first-time resident Life + Health producer path
Total: Add the five rows above. When a row varies, the official checkout or appointment quote is the total-setting mechanism.
Conditions: The fee form effective March 18, 2026 lists the combined examination at $87
Step-by-step
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- 1Pass the Vermont L&H exam at Prometric
- 2Apply via NIPR
- 3License issued after review
Watch-outs
- Commissioner may request prints; rarely exercised.
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Official Vermont links
- Schedule the Vermont examPrometric
- Apply for your Vermont licenseNIPR
- Vermont Department of InsuranceOfficial source
Frequently asked questions
- Who administers the Vermont insurance exam?
- The Vermont life & health insurance exam is administered by Prometric.
- Do I need fingerprints for a Vermont insurance license?
- No — Vermont does not require fingerprints for resident insurance producer applicants.
- How do I apply for my Vermont insurance license?
- Applications are filed through NIPR.
- What does a Vermont insurance license cost?
- Vermont mandatory fee stack: Exam: $87 combined Life, Accident & Health/HMO producer examination; Application / license: $60 producer application; Fingerprint / background: $0 normally; variable only if the commissioner requests fingerprints; Transaction / platform: Plus NIPR transaction fee shown at checkout; Other mandatory: $0 — no other mandatory fee identified for this first-time resident Life + Health producer path. Sources were accessed 2026-08-24; variable fees use the official checkout or appointment pricing mechanism.